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Training & development

We are expanding! Pediatric Clinic currently looking for a qualified part time Physical Therapist to join our team of Speech & Occupational Therapists. If you are looking for a great place to work and be part of a collaborative team this may be the place for you. We have an immediate need for evaluations and treatments in the clinic setting as well as daycare and home setting if desired.

PHYSICAL THERAPIST JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

· Evaluate and develop appropriate plan of care based on patient needs.

· Provide effective written and verbal communication with families, therapists, other providers (evaluation write ups, progress notes, daily notes, ect.)

· Development of the Physical Therapy Department

· Supervise PTA’s as needed.

· Make appropriate care recommendations based on need (Occupational Therapy, Orthotists etc.)

· Establish partnerships and positive relationships between providers, patients, and families.

· Manage weekly schedule based on availability and patient need

· Adhere to the regulatory and practice standards of Pediatric Physical Therapy in North Carolina, along with APTA.

· Perform other duties as assigned or required as a natural course of employment at Speak To Me, Inc.

QUALIFICATIONS/EDUCATION:

· Masters or Doctorate from an accredited Physical Therapy Program

· North Carolina State Licensure

· Fingerprint and Background Check

· Approximately (2) years’ experience in pediatrics required

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

· Knowledge of neurological and musculoskeletal diseases

· Knowledge regarding birth - 21 population

· Knowledge of rehabilitative treatment techniques as utilized by the generalist in treating a variety of conditions and age groups.

· Knowledge of orthopedic manual therapy techniques

· Knowledge of regulations and best practice standards according to NC state law and APTA

· Knowledge of Medicaid and Managed Care Guidelines (NCtracks, CCME)

· Knowledge of sensory and behavioral techniques in order to improved attention and compliance to treatment

· Skills in assisting with orthotic fittings and gait training

· Skills in adaptive equipment and devices, including measuring, fitting, and appropiate recommendations

· Skill in working collaboratively with other disciplines to gain the most optimal results in patient care

· Skills in leadership and mentorship

· Good organization and problem solving skills.